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17/03/13 |
Sleaford Standard |
Family's trek for
Sarah
Family and friends of a young woman and former
Sir William Robertson School pupil are planning
to raise cash for charity through an epic Land’s
End to John O’Groats cycle ride. |
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16/03/13 |
This is Bath |
Saltford father to cycle from
Land's End to John O Groats
A father is cycling from Land's End to John
O'Groats in memory of his teenage son who died
suddenly in 2009. Dave Boulton, of Saltford, is
training hard for the gruelling 13-day ride,
which will raise money for Cardiac Risk in the
Young (CRY). |
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26/02/13 |
This is
Gloucestershire |
Siblings plan 150 mile run for charity
Brother and sister Pippa and Guy Mitchell from Gloucestershire are
planning a 150-mile marathon for three charities.
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26/02/13 |
North Devon Gazette |
Saving lives in Martyn's memory
Young men and women are being urged to undergo a free screening to check
for undiagnosed heart conditions in Bideford this weekend. |
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16/01/13 |
Stratton Today |
Fourth cardio screening latest in inspirational legacy of Hartland man
Donations made in memory of Hartland’s Martyn Luckett, who died of
Myocarditis, aged 19, will fund appointments at a Cardiac Risk in the
Young (CRY) heart screening event to be held on the weekend of March 2
and 3. |
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23/11/12 |
Ledbury Reporter |
Washing
machine
A man carried a heavy load across the Malvern Hills
on Saturday in aid of two charities. |
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01/11/12 |
Cotswold Journal |
One man
and a washing machine
A Broadway man carried a heavy load across the Malvern
Hills in aid of two charities. George Anstey, of High Street, strapped
a washing machine weighing 82.6 kilos to his back and trekked the 12.2
miles in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young and Experiment in
International Living. |
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08/10/12 |
Gloucestershire Echo |
Heavy load for charity hiker George
Madcap George Anstey could get in a bit of a spin in a
hike with a difference. The 28-year-old aims to cover 12 miles of the
Malverns on October 20 – with a washing machine strapped to his back. |
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27/09/12 |
Cotswold Journal |
George's full load for funds
A Broadway man is hoping to clean up on the charity
front when he straps a washing machine to his back and walks across the
Malvern Hills. George Anstey, of High Street, wants to raise
£1,000 for two charities close to his heart by completing the 12.2 mile
walk on Saturday October 20. |
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07/05/12 |
BBC Radio Gloucestershire |
Vernon Harwood (audio - listen from 41:57 to 52:47)
David and Simon Bucknell talk about the sudden death of Jenny Bucknell
(David's daughter and Simon's sister). |
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20/04/12 |
ITV News - Westcountry |
Parents campaign for heart disease tests after death of son
(video)
When the Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch
last month there was some surprise that someone so apparently
healthy could succumb to heart disease. But every week in the
UK, 12 young people die unexpectedly from similar conditions.
John Andrews reports on how a couple from Paignton whose son
died at the age of 21 joined other families in Taunton for a
campaign to get more young people tested.
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23/03/12 |
Bristol Evening Post |
Collapse was ‘too close to home’
CRY supporter James Bailey, speaks about finding out that he had
Wolff-Parkinson-White after attending a CRY screening. |
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22/03/12 |
Herald Express |
Family welcome increase in screenings in wake of footballer’s plight
CRY supporters Linda and Kevin Marsden talk about the loss of their son
Ollie, and their CRY screening event which was held on the weekend of
Fabrice Muamba’s collapse. |
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